‘You will always belong here’: Class of 2024 graduates
Family and faculty celebrate graduating seniors and mark conclusion of Exeter’s 243rd school year.
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"It is time for us to strive to make the Academy a welcoming place for "youth from every quarter."
Alexanderia Baker Haidara '99
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